What if our dreams are the true reality, and what we call waking life is just an illusion? How different would your life be if that were the case?
The legendary Rose Royce once cast her wishes to the stars. Now imagine a genie appears before you, offering three wishes—what would you wish for? And can dreams really become reality? If so, what would it take to make them real? If everything you desire suddenly showed up tomorrow, would you be ready for it? Or is there still some inner work to do—like healing from the past, addressing unbalanced relationships, or letting go of people who have hurt you?
It’s natural to feel anger, resentment, or hostility toward those who have wronged you. But would using one of your three wishes for revenge really be the wisest choice? Striking a balance between your subconscious blockages and your conscious desires is essential. The internal world shapes the external one. Every dream starts with an idea—and ideas are timeless.
Are you acting too impulsively? Are you emotionally stable? Are you truly ready for your dreams to arrive tomorrow? Not every dream is realistic, and without healthy boundaries, even the most beautiful dreams can become nightmares.
Each of us comes into the world with potential. But in the realm of sports, being labeled as "potential" can be dangerous—it can become a curse if left unrealized. Potential is only valuable if it is used; otherwise, it becomes wasted potential.
However, if you do the necessary inner work, make peace with the past, and align your inner world with the outer one, you won’t need a genie to grant your wishes. You'll manifest your dreams yourself.
KNOW THYSELF
BALANCE YOUR ENERGY
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